Jorai-English Dictionary

Verb.
Used in rui ra: to ally oneself with, to join (by marriage).

Noun.
Rabboni (Aramaic: my teacher).

Adverb.
Continuously, all along the way (rơbat rah: to go on while doing something).

Intransitive verb.
To come.

Verb.
To break up, to scatter; lui raih: to abandon, to forsake.

Expressive.
Used in rŭng rang: troubled, anxious, disturbed.

Transitive verb.
To wash (rao tơkai: to wash the feet).

Noun.
Saying, proverb.

Expressive.
Used in rup rap: fitting, presentable (ƀu rup rap ôh: lowly, unworthy).

Adverb.
Ră anai: now, at this time; ră ruai: to tell, to relate.

Verb.
To keep, to preserve, to look after (răk wai; răk pioh).

Adjective.
Harmed, ruined (răm rai: destroyed; tơlơi răm ruă: disaster); rih răm: sexual sin.

Verb.
To take care, to beware; rŭng răng: troubled, anxious.

Verb.
To wake up, to awaken (râo mơdưh).

Noun.
Used in moa reh: moth; to eat away, to shred.

Noun.
Used in reng gah: neighbor (mơnuih reng gah).

Noun.
A dry measure (here cor).

Verb.
Used in sêng rêng: to stagger, to reel.

Noun.
Used in rih răm: sexual sin, prostitution.

Adjective.
Used in ƀun rin: poor, needy.

Verb.
To collect (ring jia: to collect taxes; ƀing ring jia: tax collectors).

Verb.
To move, to shift (a boundary marker).

Noun.
Used in rĭh răm: adultery, sexual sin (also spelled rih).

Adjective.
Every, each.

Verb.
To call up, to levy (workers) (rĭng pơƀŭt).

Intransitive verb.
To flow (ia ro: flowing water).

Noun.
Used in ayăt roh: enemy, foe.

Verb.
To go along, to follow along (rok tui).

Verb.
To raise, to rear, to feed (animals, children) (čem rong: to bring up).

Verb.
To hang (someone) (rot tơkuai); tơmeh rot: gallows.

Adjective.
Used in hiam rŏ: beautiful, lovely.

Noun.
Used in rŏk jơlan: along the road, on the way (ƀơi rŏk jơlan).

Noun.
Back (of the body); surface (rŏng lŏn: face of the earth).

Verb.
To flow, to run (of water; ia rô: flowing water).

Verb.
To stir up, to rouse.

Adjective.
Used in hil rơañ: furious, very angry.

Adjective.
Used in rơông rơang: noisy; an uproar, a tumult.

Verb.
Used in ăng rơăng: to aim, to intend.

Adjective.
Used in rơbeh rơbai: plentiful, abundant, more than enough.

Noun.
Carrying frame, litter.